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William Shenstone

• Love And Music. Written At Oxford, When Young
• Nancy Of The Vale
• Ode - So Dear My Lucio Is To Me
• Ode To A Young Lady
• Ode To Cynthia, On The Approach Of Spring
• Ode To Health, 1730
• Ode To Indolence
• Ode To Memory
• Ode, Written 1739
• On Certain Pastorals
• On Miss M--'s's Dancing
• On Mr. C -- Of Kidderminster's Poetry
• Rural Elegance, An Ode To The Late Duchess Of Somerset
• Slender's Ghost
• Song
• Song Ii. The Landscape
• Song Iii. - Ye Gentle Nymphs And Generous Dames
• Song Ix. - The Fatal Hours Are Wondrous Near
• Song V. - On Every Tree, In Every Plain
• Song Vii. - When Bright Roxana Treads The Green
• Song X. - The Lovely Delia Smiles Again!
• Song Xi. - Perhaps It Is Not Love
• Song Xii. - O'Er Desert Plains, And Rushy Meres
• Song Xiii. - Winter
• Song Xix. - When Bright Ophelia Treads The Green
• Song Xviii. - Imitated From The French
• Stanzas - To The Memory Of An Agreeable Lady, Buried In Marriage To A Person Undeserving Her
• The Attribute Of Venus
• The Beau To The Virtuosos
• The Dying Kid
• The Extent Of Cookery
• The Halcyon
• The Invidious
• The Judgement Of Hercules
• The Landskip
• The Poet And The Dun
• The Price Of An Equipage
• The Princess Elizabeth, When A Prisoner At Woodstock, 1554
• The Progress Of Taste, Or The Fate Of Delicacy
• The Rape Of The Trap. A Ballad
• The Rose-Bud
• The Ruined Abbey, Or, The Affects Of Superstition
• The School-Mistress. In Imitation Of Spenser (Excerpt)
• The Skylark
• The Speeches Of Sloth And Virtue
• To A Friend
• To A Lady Of Quality, Fitting Up Her Library
• To A Lady, With Some Coloured Patterns Of Flowers
• To The Virtuosi
• Upon A Visit To A Lady Of Quality